The SECRET Of 8 Ball Break PHYSICS - STEP BY STEP | DETAILED Guide for BEGINNERS

[@MrCueBall]

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[@manuelgomes4853]

Wonderful lesson! More videos with breaking and run routines would be interesting! I have difficulty reading and planning an 8 ball! Thanks a lot!

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much!!! You need to improve break shot which is in my opinion key to win racks. I am so happy that you found helpful informations in my video. Maybe I am not a big fan or break&run videos but sometimes I will share video like this. I am working with two similar videos but this time about 9 ball and 10 ball. So I hope that you will find every week something interesting for you🙏🦾

[@PoolProblems]

Very good. I expect this video to blow up. Really loved the breakdown of the differences in technique! Keep up the good work.

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much again!!! I am still waiting for this one video which will bounce up whole channel. I will try my best and I hope that people like this quality of content :)

[@cralvertos]

Great tutorial, thank you very much!!!

[@MrCueBall]

I am so happy that you enjoyed it!!!

[@jerryvarela-6561]

Awesome video the stance and grip position info alone is information I've paid for before, thanks for sharing!

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you!!! I tried to put many important informations. Maybe there is not all but I think all most important to improve our game as much as possible 🙏

[@CueballcontrolSometimes]

Sharivari had a comment of planning the right side of the line 3 balls ahead. I feel this is powerful that it forces the plan on how you will come into that line leading up to it. Great video again Adam! Machinist?

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much!!! If we have strong break then 8 ball is reslly simple but sometimes we have difficult situations and we need to be creative. I always have plan for 2-3 balls ahead but we need to be ready to change this plan if something will go wrong 🦾 My friends call me ONEHANDED or ROBOCOP 😅

[@CueballcontrolSometimes]

@@MrCueBall Thanks ROBOCOP, is fine tuning the bridge placement a challenge and do you combine spin and aim to correct for it?

[@MrCueBall]

@@CueballcontrolSometimes At this moment this is not challenge for me. Firstly I place my rest on table on shot line and then when I put the cue on the rest and my body in right position then I need to change position of rest few milimeters to the left or right. My tool is not heavy so during each shot I need to change position a bit :) This requires only practice but at the beginning it was difficult :)

[@304traplord9]

I just got into pool at 41 years old and thought man this isn’t easy but you sir are a true inspiration

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much for this words. This is a big pleasure🙏

[@apexpredatorbilliardstraining]

After the break you capture an image of the layout how did you do that ? I appreciate your advice on my last two questions you help out alot beloeve me

[@MrCueBall]

I can make this in the editor on Poolbilliards.co 👊

[@andrewlaprairie]

awesome video as always! I'm curious, you have many different ways of supporting your cue for different bridge situations. Are these of custom designs?

[@MrCueBall]

Thank you very much!!! This tool is a combination of base from heavy steel and top part from transparent plastic. Under the Base is bit of rubber grip to not move during cue action. All weight around 300g so it is so stable. I designed it by myself and made all parts on cnc machines 😊 btw I have 3 kinds of tools. For normal shot, for break and for jumps😁🙏

[@andrewlaprairie]

@MrCUEBALL | Adam Wilk | Billiards Channel thank you for your detailed response 👍 I think your equipment design is remarkable, and I can see how much emphasis you put on the cue ball when addressing it. 🙏 I was considering building some similar rests for certain situations on my table, with your blessing, of course. 😁

[@Poolbilliardsco]

Another great video👍🏻

[@MrCueBall]

So happy. Thank you👊

[@JustCallMeLoathesome]

I noticed you used a 9-ball Magic Rack for your 8-ball breaks. I also noticed that your break shots never seemed to pocket a wing (back corner) ball. Do you suppose there's a connection?

[@MrCueBall]

Yes this could be funny but for me better option is break from this 9 ball magic rack than 8 ball. I always try to make one of two balls from second row. In my situation there is connection between balls because I use my own aramith black balls which are in perfect condition and play on good condition cloth but sometimes when I play in tournaments in different clubs then there are different conditions where are some dirties on tables then of course I use original 8 ball magic rack but sometimes for me person with one hand is harder to remove it when balls are close and this is main reason why I use 9 ball🦾

[@sawek1395]

Bardzo cenne wskazówki a ja myślałem , że jak mocniej uderzam to lepiej.

[@MrCueBall]

Może i mocniej to lepiej ale na pewno nie w tym sporcie :D